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The Allison Inquiry: What Did We Learn? (opens the original)
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The promised inquiry into the consequences of the COVID policies mandated by governments in Canada was held in Ottawa last week. The four day inquiry heard the testimony of more than 50 witnesses who shared the consequences of the COVID vaccine mandates and other measures imposed by governments that negatively impacted health, businesses, and community.The inquiry provided an opportunity for our sitting Members of Parliament to hear directly from Canadians impacted by government-imposed measures
Vaccination and Dating (opens the original)
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You might wonder what vaccination has to do with dating. The reality today is that vaccination is a critically important and polarizing issue. What was once a private medical decision is no longer so. Additionally, vaccination has been imbued with moral judgement. If the goal of dating is to find a compatible life partner and, more importantly, have children together, it is important that both partners are in agreement with the vaccine decision for themselves and their children.As a former relat
How To Have Justice When The System Is Broken (opens the original)
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A recent essay by Kenny Carmody titled - The Verdict Was Written Before the Trial describes the systemic failure of our judicial systems to uphold justice and ensure accountability. Carmody specifically addresses the failure of the vaccine injury compensation program to provide compensation to the majority of those harmed and killed by a vaccine.He writes: “A genuinely just system produces accountability proportionate to harm.” By all accounts, the vaccine injury compensat
The End of Canada As We Know It (opens the original)
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The following is what I wrote on July 1, 2020 in response to Canada Day celebrations. Every word seems to have weathered the test of time and is even more true today.July 1st is the day when we traditionally honour Canada and celebrate the great country that it is. A day to acknowledge our history, our principles, and our freedoms.The challenge we face today is that Canada is no longer the same country it was even a few months ago. Canada is no longer a bastion of freedom, no longer a country th
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